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4 Types of Sentences
Declarative
Makes a statement
Ends with a period
Example: The dog in the neighbor's yard is barking.
Imperative
A command or polite request
Ends with a period or exclamation point
Example: Close the door,
Exclamatory
Expresses great emotion or excitement
Ends in an exclamation mark
Example: The house is on fire!
Interrogative
Asks a question
Ends in a question mark
Example: Is it raining?
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4 Types of Sentences
Declarative
Makes a statement
Ends with a period
Example: The dog in the neighbor's yard is barking.
Imperative
A command or polite request
Ends with a period or exclamation point
Example: Close the door,
Exclamatory
Expresses great emotion or excitement
Ends in an exclamation mark
Example: The house is on fire!
Interrogative
Asks a question
Ends in a question mark
Example: Is it raining?